Popularity was never my goal; what matters is public health: Tukaram Mundhe
The Hinduby PTI·6 Sept 2026
Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe, in the limelight for his sweeping food-safety crackdown across the State, has said that public health, and not personal...
KGH CoC lab boosts tribal blood disorder screening
New Indian Expressby Express News Service·6 Sept 2026
VIJAYAWADA: Healthcare services for tribal communities in North Andhra have received a significant boost with the Centre of Competence (CoC) laboratory at King George Hospital (KGH), Vizag...
9 dead, 35 hospitalised after suspected spurious liquor consumption in MP
National Heraldby NH Digital·6 Sept 2026
9 dead, 35 hospitalised after suspected spurious liquor consumption in MP Some patients are in critical condition and have been referred to Bundelkhand Medical College and District Hospital in...
Healthcare must be ready for old population: NITI Aayog vice-chief
Hindustan Timesby Ridhima Gupta·6 Sept 2026
Healthcare must be ready for old population: NITI Aayog vice-chief Ashok K Lahiri said rising non-communicable diseases, including diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular conditions, are reshaping...
Popularity was never my goal; what matters is public health: Tukaram Mundhe
Hindustan Timesby PTI·6 Sept 2026
Popularity was never my goal; what matters is public health: Tukaram Mundhe Mumbai, Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe, in the limelight for his sweeping food-safety crackdown across the...
Haj pilgrims must complete first medical fitness check by Sept 15
The Siasat Dailyby News Desk·6 Sept 2026
Bengaluru: Haj pilgrims selected for the 2027 pilgrimage will have to undergo a mandatory two-stage medical screening and obtain fitness certificates before travelling, the Directorate of Health...
From sugarcane fields to dialysis: the kidney crisis that crosses borders
El País Englishby Mariana Hernandez·6 Sept 2026
This story is a collaboration between the Puente News Collaborative, a bilingual, nonprofit newsroom and funder dedicated to high-quality, fact-based news and information from the U.S.-Mexico...
Vice-President launches ‘India Valve Registry’
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·6 Sept 2026
Vice-President C. P. Radhakrishnan on Saturday (September 4, 2026) launched the “India Valve Registry”, a clinician-led, multicentre, patient-level and longitudinal research platform focused on...
HT Morning Brief September 6: Fake anti-rabies vaccine resurfaces, Isro unease over privatisation, more
Hindustan Timesby HT News Desk·6 Sept 2026
HT Morning Brief September 6: Fake anti-rabies vaccine resurfaces, Isro unease over privatisation, more Here's everything you need to know in five minutes — from politics and India to global news...
CDSCO flags substandard anti-rabies vaccine Abhayrab, traces it to Delhi flat
Hindustan Timesby HT Correspondent·6 Sept 2026
CDSCO flags substandard anti-rabies vaccine Abhayrab, traces it to Delhi flat The seizure is the second time in less than two years that counterfeit Abhayrab doses have surfaced in India.
[Two Pronged] Seasonal Affective Disorder hits, but my therapist's dead. What now?
Rapplerby Margarita Holmes, Jeremy Baer·6 Sept 2026
AT A GLANCE - The letter from Ana discusses her long-term struggle with depression and bipolar disorder, highlighting the impact of her late psychiatrist on her mental health. - Dr.
Tamil Nadu: Sowing seeds for equitable education
New Indian Expressby Binita Jaiswal·6 Sept 2026
CHENNAI: “What difference have the classes made?” The deceptively simple question posed by the orphanage’s management in Chennai, where the three friends had been teaching children during their few...
Vitamin D2 and D3 have the same impact on bones – but not on muscle and heart, Hyderabad study finds
The South Firstby Sumit Jha·6 Sept 2026
Synopsis: A Hyderabad study found that while vitamin D2 and D3 worked similarly on calcium-related measures in male rats, D3 was more effective across several muscle and heart measures, especially...
Type 1 Diabetes May Actually Be Two Different Diseases, Massive International Study Finds
ScienceAlertby David Nield·6 Sept 2026
Identifying distinctive types of conditions like diabetes is helpful in two ways. It means treatments can be personalized more precisely to individuals, and gives researchers a better idea of how...
Horror risk hiding in plain sight this summer
PerthNowby Alexandra Feiam·6 Sept 2026
‘Can kill’: Cairns woman forced to wear PPE in own home after dog contracts rare, contagious disease A Cairns woman has issued a desperate warning after her beloved dog contracted a rare and highly...
Seeing Through the Glass-skin
New Indian Expressby Rishabh Thakur·6 Sept 2026
A young Manju walks into a Delhi clinic, phone in hand, an Instagram reel paused on a face so luminous and poreless that it looks almost unreal. “I want this,” she says. The demand is not uncommon.
A Moving Face is Not a Disease
New Indian Expressby Dr Deepali Bhardwaj·6 Sept 2026
In the past few years, Botox has travelled an extraordinary distance. There was a time when it was something patients discussed almost in a whisper.
Hope for patients blighted by skin condition that affects armpits
Mail Onlineby Meike Leonard·6 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source It's an agonising and disfiguring skin condition that plagues one in every 100 Britons – yet very few have ever heard of Hidradenitis...
What’s the best way to treat heartburn? How to choose the right treatment
Channel News Asiaby CNA Lifestyle·5 Sept 2026
It’s the burning sensation that rises from your stomach into your chest, stings your throat and feels like the food you’ve swallowed is coming back up.
Everyone needs a death to-do list – here are 25 things to sort out while you're alive
Channel News Asiaby Annie Tan·5 Sept 2026
Everyone needs a death to-do list – here are 25 things to sort out while you're alive Does your family know your end-of-life wishes?
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